Our volunteers explored spatial awareness, active listening, acting techniques and how to build human figures

Last Monday’s theater workshop was an inspiring journey into the world of acting. Participants delved into the art of creating lifelike human figures, gaining insights into their vital personal space, and honing their interactive skills through active listening and improvisation.

First of all, the workshop’s primary focus was on crafting authentic human figures, allowing actors to imbue their performances with emotional depth and realism. Techniques learned included mimicking natural body postures and facial expressions.

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Besides, active listening exercises enhanced participants’ ability to react and respond genuinely to their fellow actors. This heightened sense of responsiveness lent authenticity to improvised scenes, fostering organic storytelling.

Finally, the workshop culminated in participants collaboratively crafting improvised stories. These exercises not only showcased newfound skills but also provided an environment where creativity flourished, leaving the actors with a sense of fulfillment and excitement to apply these techniques in future performances.

In conclusion, the workshop on acting techniques proved to be a transformative experience. Participants left with a deeper understanding of human expression, spatial dynamics, and the power of active listening. Thses are essential tools in the actor’s arsenal. Through this immersive exploration, actors are now better equipped to captivate audiences and breathe life into their characters on the stage.

If you are interested in other workshops of our organisations, you can find them here.

Written by Rafael